YSI EXO DCP Signal Output Adapter
Features
- Wires into the end of YSI field cable via flying leads
- Converts signal to RS-232 or SDI-12 for data logger applications
- Requires an EXO Sonde, data logger, and flying lead cable to function
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
Introducing the EXO DCP Signal Output Adapter 2.0 from YSI, designed with and engineered for compatibility with the EXO sonde platform. As technology continues to develop at a record pace, it’s more critical than ever to have a flexible sonde that can keep up.
Adaptable
A fundamental part of the EXO Sonde platform is the ability to adapt its communication output to match different monitoring applications. Simply configure a sonde with this adapter, and the instrument is then compatible with data loggers and telemetry systems or PCs and tablets with USB connectivity. Converts the proprietary signal from an EXO Sonde into either SDI-12 or RS-232.
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